Antique Castings

Every angle reveals a different allegorical composition, demonstrating the remarkable quality of the casting and chasing. The decorative vocabulary is strongly inspired by the celeb...

The cast iron has acquired an attractive aged surface and patina, emphasizing the details of the casting and giving the piece the authentic character expected of a 19th-century objec...

The bases are richly decorated with scrolling floral and foliate ornament, incorporating heraldic crests surmounted by crowns, and are raised on elegant scroll feet. The quality of ...

The tapered shaft below is chased with a spiral leaf pattern, rising from a cylindrical drum with fine crosshatch engraving on a square plinth base. The casting and chasing throughou...

A decorative group of Industrial Age wood foundry patterns, once used in the manufacture and casting of metal. The Patterns are very well crafted of shaped, turned and sectioned wood...

Handcrafted using traditional lost-wax casting techniques, likely inspired by West African tribal art.

The substantial weight and thick casting walls speak to their quality of manufacture, while the polished nickel finish further enhanced the streamlined, machine-age aesthetic so clos...

An impressive and historically significant chandelier, distinguished by its rare eagle-head candle arms, exceptional quality of casting and beautifully preserved crystal ornament.

Combining the tailored geometry of early European Modernism with traditional Scandinavian craftsmanship, this sophisticated light fixture introduces timeless warmth and sculptural el...

He created his original work in wax and then would cast his pieces in bronze in what is called the lost wax casting method, although some of his work was completed using the sand cas...

Zinc can be readily melted making it well suited to casting statuary and M. Geiss is credited with perfecting zinc casting.

Surface patina, oxidation, and minor casting irregularities present. Bases show wear consistent with heavy use.   

ANTIQUE SIDE/WINE TABLE OR STAND Designed and made by Hugo Berger, casting an extremely stylish, simple silhouette that oozes secessionist style.

Southern Face (Upper Surface) Hemicylindrical dial The edges of the half-cylinder serve as the shadow-casting style. Arabic numerals indicate morning hours; Roman numerals indicate...

The gilt metal mounts retain a rich, bright patina with authentic, subtle oxidation in the deep recesses, which highlights the magnificent casting details. Structural integrity is ab...

Beginning in 1838 Mêne worked at his own foundry, casting first his own works and later also those of his son-in-law Auguste Cain.

The richly colored Persian ceramic, rare Limoges Revival enamel work, jewel ornamentation, and exceptional bronze casting combine to create a lamp of remarkable artistic presence.

The whole on a moulded black/brown plinth base. The quality of the casting and chasing throughout, together with the use of true mercury gilding, marks these out as a superior pair ...

Marioton", foundry cachet for Siot-Decauville, cold-stamped D718 cast circa 1910 stock ref. 307HZX19A Measurements: 36 3/4" H x 9 7/16" W x 9 7/16" D An exquisite example of "Va...

A warm, pinkish-orange sunset glow breaks through a soft, overcast sky, casting subtle highlights across the distant rolling hills and a gentle gradient of shadow into the valley bel...

Pieces of this quality embody the fascination with Eastern-inspired design that flourished in France during the Belle Époque, blending masterful bronze casting with the intricate art...

Depicting beautifully modeled classical maidens emerging from elaborate floral and foliate cascades, these mounts display a level of artistic sophistication rarely encountered outsid...

When displayed as a standalone decorative object its remarkable bronze casting can be fully appreciated.

A closely comparable example on 1stDibs is specifically identified as a Nupe cast bronze purse/container from Nigeria and described as probably produced using the lost-wax casting pr...

The gilt bronze is finished with a warm, aged patina, and the alabaster diffuses a soft, ambient glow, casting gentle light both up toward the ceiling and out into the room — a favor...

The lamp has been professionally rewired and is fitted with a new black lacquered shade featuring a gold-colored interior, casting a warm and inviting light while complementing the e...

The differing heights make the candlesticks especially striking when displayed together, allowing the eye to appreciate the exceptional depth of casting and the abundance of hand fin...

This rare and unusual hand-carved stone bullet mold is a dual-component casting tool from late 19th to early 20th-century Morocco.

Boschetti's workshop employed bronze casting followed by chasing and patination to define the modeled surfaces and ornamental details.

The composition is both sculptural and balanced, reflecting the highly decorative taste of the Second Empire. The crisp casting and richly gilded bronze combine beautifully with the ...

The Franz Bergman foundry, also known as the Bergman Bronze Factory, became one of the most prominent bronze casting establishments in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th cent...

Executed in chased ormolu, the surface has developed a warm, mellow patina that beautifully accentuates the crispness of the casting and the depth of the decorative details. The rest...

Every detail, from the flowing garments to the sculptural modeling of the figure, demonstrates the exceptional quality of French bronze casting during the period. The figure is set a...

The scale, weight, and detailed casting of the mounts, together with the richly figured marble and preserved gilded surfaces, support the pair’s high quality and desirability.

Although Holger Fridericia's workshop rarely identified individual designers, its products were distinguished by their high-quality casting and artistic finishes, making them popular...

Gennarelli" in the cast to the base and stamped with a "Cire Perdue" (lost-wax) foundry mark, confirming both the artist's authorship and the fine casting method employed. A striking...

Founded in 1839 in Paris, the foundry is famous for casting works by prominent artists throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

Multiple layers of cream and white paint. Excellent casting, gadrooned bowl with egg and dart decoration.

McKell (1884-1956) depicting a bearded rider in traditional Arabian white and red robes, holding up a long rifle gun as his white horse gallops across a desert landscape, the sun cas...

The rich, luminous gilded finish beautifully catches the light, casting subtle shadows within the sweeping, whip-like curves of the rustic frame.

Both decorative and highly collectible, this rare example embodies the artistic ambition and technical excellence that made the Val d’Osne foundry one of the leading producers of Fre...

Crafted using the centuries-old lost-wax casting method, this handsome vessel embodies the timeless simplicity and enduring craftsmanship for which these forms are celebrated.

Burma has a long history of bronze casting, with artisans creating a wide variety of ceremonial and practical items.

This is a superb solid bronze heavy casting and was sourced from an old Northern Japanese collection recently, It dates to the earlier part of the 20th century.

Shaped moulded shelf above. High quality casting to ormolu. French, early 19th century.

It has been manufactured using casting, stamping and wrought brass. Circa 1890.

(see photos) It has been manufactured using casting, stamping and wrought brass. Original patina.

Executed in solid brass, the fixture has acquired a warm patina over time, enhancing the depth of its decorative details and highlighting the quality of its casting. The original cha...

Editeur”, associated with Léopold Oudry, a French maker and éditeur active during the mid-to-late 19th century. The quality of the casting, detailed naturalistic modelling and elabo...

Russian bronze work of this type often emphasized sculptural mounts, heraldic devices, and substantial castings, characteristics reflected in the animal forms and architectural frame...

Both direct their gaze forward, as if posing for the sculptor. The bronze casting is superb, capturing anatomical details such as musculature, skin folds, and even subtle bone struct...

Each measures 14 3/4" across the front over tassel finials x 8 1/4" front to back x 6 1/2" tall. Heavy gauge iron casting and heavy weight. Drainage hole in the center of each at the...

The inscriptions are integrated into the casting and remain visible across the base and lower plinth.

Trained initially as a modeller at the Vienna Arsenal foundry, Lorenzl developed exceptional technical skill in casting and finishing bronze, which underpinned the refinement of his ...

Heavy, tasseled drapery frames the window, casting a subtle play of light and shadow on the pattern-carpeted floor.

Robertson beautifully captured the play of filtered sunlight breaking through the heavy, organic shapes of the mature trees, casting long shadows across the grass. The serenity inspi...

Their scale, quality of casting, and rich two-tone finish make them especially suitable for a formal interior, library, console table, mantel, or grand entry setting.

You may also see asymmetrical, rough interior casting surfaces rather than a smooth, perfectly uniform machine finish.Hand-Cut Threads: If you unscrew the two parts, the screw thread...

The rich dark bronze patina has developed an attractive depth and character over time, highlighting the quality of the casting and enhancing the sculptural form. The figure is mounte...

Good quality marble and ormolu castings, circa 1800-1820. Measurements: Shelf width - 1710 mm / 67 3/8 in Overall height - 1160 mm / 45 5/8 in Opening height - 925 mm / 36 3/8 in Op...